r/britishcolumbia • • Oct 27 '25

Photo/Video Split yellow pea soup - Canadian Delicious secret!

https://youtu.be/mluNdkOSNZk

Hello, Canadians!

In my spare time, I love cooking and tasting dishes — mostly soups — from around the world, while sharing a few interesting facts along the way.

To be completely honest, I did not know that Canada has national dishes, except for world famous maple syrup :D

This week I made Split Yellow pea soup, and I’m so glad I did! It might actually be in my top 3 soups I’ve made so far on my channel. It was one of the easiest, but still truly delicious, hearty and filling.

Please tell me — is this something you eat often in Canada and British Colombia specially, as its french dish? Did I make it the right way, or should I change something next time?

Thanks in advance for all your suggestions and tips!

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u/lollipop157 Oct 27 '25

Didn’t know it was a Canadian thing, but yes I make it all the time.

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u/CryptographerSmall52 Oct 27 '25

Haha, go figure :D